Girl Scouts of Colorado updated their policy for the 2018 cookie season to treat “adult-oriented” businesses such as marijuana dispensaries the same as any other business, council spokesperson AnneMarie Harper told The Cannabist.

All proposals for sales at any site, including adult-oriented sites, must be approved by Girl Scouts of Colorado, Harper said.

“(Potential cookie sales) sites are now all treated the same, and approval of those sites contingent on whether they meet our guidelines and safety requirements,” she said. “Safety is the biggest concern.”

Safety factors considered include the location of the business and the distance scouts will be positioned from parking lots and roadways, Harper said. The council also makes sure scouts have the permission of both the business owner and the property owner.

The state’s Girl Scout Cookie Locator lists sales sites that have been approved by Girl Scouts of Colorado, Harper said. This weekend’s listings include bars, a tattoo parlor, and coffee shops in addition to the Lakewood marijuana dispensary.

“Decisions regarding where, when and under what circumstances girls can sell Girl Scout Cookies are made by troop leaders, with guidance and oversight from local Girl Scout councils, Girl Scouts of the USA officials said in a statement emailed to The Cannabist. “Local councils and leaders are best situated to set safety parameters in keeping with the well being of girls engaging in the cookie sale in their communities.”